Intercept geometry and bearing: why are these factors important for a successful intercept?

Intercept geometry and bearing: why are these factors important for a successful intercept?

• A. Intercept geometry is the shape of the interceptor's fuselage.
• B. Intercept geometry is unrelated to bearing.
• C. Intercept geometry describes the relative position and approach path; appropriate bearing and closure enable a safe, timely intercept.
• D. Intercept geometry is only relevant after engagement.

Answer: (C)